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Vintage Trailer Restoration Tips

Posted on January 16, 2009
Filed Under Camper Blue Book Value Websites, RVing Lifestyle Resources, Vintage Trailer Restoration | 6 Comments

Looking for Vintage Trailer Restoration Tips for painting?  You can pay a fortune, and get a great job, or, you can pay a tiny little bit and… also get a great job!  It’s just a matter of elbow grease and knowledge, and a little bit of tractor paint! 

The best way to learn how to paint your vintage camper is to talk to someone that’s already done it, read up on the vintage trailer restoration techniques, and visit their websites.  On that note, please visit this site:  Vintage Trailer Paint Restoration.  You’ll read about traditional and roller methods with affordable paints, and you can learn the easy way from the previous restoration work that has been completed.  Plus you’ll love the pictures!

Are you working on a vintage trailer restoration project?  How is it going for you?  Did you know that there’s an entire website for Vintage Trailer Supply?  It’s easy to locate those hard to find vintage trailer parts!!! Trailer awnings really make a vintage trailer look sharp, so why not find the lovely trailer awning you need?

If you need ideas and supplies for restoring your vintage camper trailer, you’ll love the Vintage Trailer Supply website!
Click Here: Vintage Trailer Supply

What type of vintage trailer do you have, and what projects are you working on?  Is this what you’re looking for?  What do you need for your vintage trailer restoration project?  Here are some of the items you can find on the Vintage Trailer Supply site:

Please leave a comment and share with us about the vintage camper trailer restoration project you’re working on, and if you’d like to show of some pictures we’d love to post them!

 

tags: related posts: Vintage Trailer Slideshow,  Vintage Camper Trailer Rentals  Vintage Trailers Sales Prices

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6 Responses to “Vintage Trailer Restoration Tips”

  1. Vintage Travel Trailer Tips Before Buying on January 18th, 2009 12:14 pm

    [...] and teardrop projects plus different teardrop & vintage trailer outings and actual sites. Vintage Trailer Restoration Tips The best way to learn how to paint your vintage camper is to talk to someone that’s already [...]

  2. Todd Anderson on May 25th, 2009 5:21 pm

    The Complete Vintage Travel Trailer Restoration Website

  3. greg on July 15th, 2009 9:18 pm

    I need the plstic molding the goes in the channel all arouhd my 1978 starc5aft tent trailer black is fine where can I get some? (Address deleted by blog admin for privacy.)

  4. admin on October 14th, 2009 8:57 pm

    Hi Gregory,

    I apologize that it took me so long to respond to your comment on the camper blog, by now you’ve probably already found the plastic molding for your starcraft tent trailer. I do have a really great supplier that you might try, if you still need it.

    Have you tried the link to Vintage Trailer Supply? They have a really nice website, I think you’ll have good luck there. If you have a chance to let me know, that would be great. If this doesn’t work out for you please come back to the blog and leave another comment. I hope you don’t mind but I modified your comment, so that you address and phone number don’t show up on the internet.

    Thanks for visiting the blog,

    Penny – the blog admin

    http://camper-blue-book-value.com

  5. Lynn on May 6th, 2011 12:14 pm

    I have a 1951 Silver Streak Clipper. It is fully vintage complete with a full bath in the front. I would appreciate thoughts on its restoration
    1) value of restoring it to vintage origional condition
    2) thoughts on keeping all the “cool vintage stuff” but modifying it with greater usability such as removing the bath and placing a dinette in its place
    3) a source to find aluminum molding that seals around the outside (alien eye) windows

  6. admin on May 12th, 2011 10:16 pm

    Hi Lynn,

    Wow, it sounds like you have a fabulous travel trailer! I’m taking the challenge to look into your questions more fully on this post: Travel Trailers. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment!

    Penny – the blog admin

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